My sewing machine has been in for its annual service, and while it was away I did some card making and found myself really enjoying the fast pace and quick turn around of the craft.
Choosing paper patterns to coordinate and contrast reminds me of making a quilt, so I guess I shouldn’t be surprised I enjoyed the process so much.
This box and card set was the result of a class I went to recently. The box along with the cards and gift tags were included and I plan on using them as gift’s in due course.
I went home and completed a second set and was thrilled that I managed to remember the finer details of the workshop and finished it in quick time.
Tonight I have been following a You-Tube tutorial for making covered boxes. I wanted boxes to store or gift a set of greeting cards and this one was so simple and easy to follow I’ve completed 3 very quickly. Thanks to some great ‘tools & equipment’ my paper trimmer and scoring block.
I joined a Pin Cushion Swap earlier this months and this week I received my Pin Cushion from my Angel, Alison Wellham. She included some delightful little pins and a block of Fruit & Nut Chocolate. I felt very spoilt.
I’ve also ben doing a little knitting. These camo yarn booties are for Quinn.
Greg and I went for a drive in the country 2 weekends ago, it was a perfect winter day, clear and cool.
Here is Greg guarding our coffee and fudge, the farm dog was a little nosey and when he wasn’t ‘leaning’ on us, he was looking for unprotected food!
The final word goes to my darling grand children, Brooklynn and Quinn.
Thanks for visiting,
Julie xxx
1 comment:
I've missed seeing you in the blogosphere, Julie! It's apparent your darling grandchildren are taking lots of your free time. Didn't you enjoy not having a sewing machine for a while, so as to have an excuse to work on something different? Hope that machine is in service again, and that you're having fun creating - probably another purse or tote of some sort. And I hope winter has been treating you kindly. Enjoy!
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